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5 Barbados Dollars banknote (National Heroes Square)

The green-coloured $5 banknote from Barbados’ older banknotes series has an image of National Heroes Square on the back side. The square in Bridgetown used to be called Trafalgar Square.

You get: £1.08415

1 BBD = £0.2168300000

5 Belgian Francs banknote (Societe Generale)

This 5 cinq francs banknote depicts a young Queen Louise-Marie of Belgium. She was also known as Louise of Orléans, and became the first Belgian Queen when she married King Leopold I. The caption ‘Société Générale de Belgique’ is the name of the issuing bank, a division of one of the largest ever Belgian companies.

You get: £0.08485

1 BFR = £0.0169700000

5 Brazilian Reais banknote

The cinco (five) reais Brazilian banknote has Republica, the personification of the Federative Republic of Brazil, on the front. On the back of the R$5 note is the great egret, a large white heron that can be found in tropical and temperate areas of Brazil.

You get: £0.46000

1 BRL = £0.0920000000

5 Bulgarian Leva banknote

The red coloured banknote of 5 Bulgarian Leva features the portrait of painter Ivan Milev and elements from his paintings. The 5 leva note has a holographic strip on the front side.

You get: £1.70595

1 BGN = £0.0000000000

5 cent coin New Zealand

The cupronickel 5 cent coin is no longer a valid means of payment in New Zealand. Its design features a Tuatara lizard on a rock. The coin weighs 5 grams and measures 24.75mm across.

You get: £0.01058

1 NZD = £0.2115500000

5 Chinese Jiao coin

The coin of 5 Wu Jiao is the equivalent of half a Chinese Yuan. One Jiao is 1/10 of a Renminbi. The 5 Jiao coin features a flower and is made of brass plated steel.

You get: £0.02015

1 CNY = £0.0403000000

5 Danish Kroner coin

The Danish coin of 5 kroner danmark measures 28.5mm across and weighs 9.2g. The copper-nickel 5 DKK coin has a hole in the middle and contains the word ‘Danmark’.

You get: £0.45130

1 DKK = £0.0902600000

5 Denari coin Macedonia

The animal on the coin of 5 Macedonian denari is a Balkan lynx. The 5 denar gold coloured piece weighs 6.6 grams and measures 27.5mm in diameter.

You get: £0.03945

1 MKD = £0.0078900000

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Ahmad ibn Tulun Mosque)

The banknote of five egyptian pounds shows the Ahmad ibn Tulun Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. On the £5 currency note a caption reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.03315

1 EGP = £0.0066300000

5 Jamaican Dollars banknote (Norman Manley)

The $5 dollars banknote from Jamaica features the portrait of statesman and national hero Norman Manley. On the back side of the five dollars bill is an image of the old Parliament building in Kingston, also known as Headquarters House or Hibbert House, named after Thomas Hibbert, an English merchant and plantation owner. The five … Continued

You get: £0.01275

1 JMD = £0.0025500000

5 Jamaican Dollars coin

The Jamaican national hero, lawyer and statesman Norman Manley, is pictured on the $5 dollar coin from Jamaica. The stainless steel five dollars piece weighs 4.2 grams and measures 21.5mm in diameter.

You get: £0.01150

1 JMD = £0.0023000000

5 Kenyan Shillings coin (1995)

This 5 Kenyan Shillings coin is made of a aluminum-bronze composition. The obverse side features Kenya’s coat of arms.

You get: £0.01365

1 KES = £0.0027300000

5 Kenyan Shillings coin (rhinoceros)

A black rhinoceros is featured on the reverse of this bimetallic 5 KES coin.

You get: £0.01365

1 KES = £0.0027300000

5 Litai banknote Lithuania

Lithuania’s banknote of 5 Litai features a portrait of the linguist Jonas Jablonskis. On the back of the Penki Litai note are a mother and daughter at a spinning wheel.

You get: £0.76550

1 LTL = £0.1531000000

5 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1986)

The portrait on the $5 Malaysian Ringgit banknote is that of the eighth Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Seri Menanti, Tuanku Abdul Rahman ibni Almarhum Tuanku Muhammad. The reverse side shows flowers and the garden of the National Palace in Kuala Lumpur.

You get: £0.60540

1 MYR = £0.1210800000

5 Mark ForumScheck DDR (1979)

The 5 Mark forum scheck is a type of banknote that Western visitors used when they visited East Germany (DDR) during the Cold War. The green colored banknote has the text ‘Fünf Mark’ printed on the front side.

You get: £0.05180

1 DEM = £0.0103600000

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